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At Luehsrmann's.

The Terraces Garden Saloon and
Restaurant continues 10 be the most
popular place OF resort In the city
with that portion OF the public who
love q good, cool glass OF lager beer
aud something good 10 eat. Henry
Luehermann, tue proprietor, has the
faculty OF satisfying tho wants Of his
guests. His lager beer Ia the coolest
In the city; his wines, liquors and
cigars are excellent, and hls service
everything 10 be desired. Tae restau.
rant department 10 kept mp In the
beet style; oil the delicacies Of the
season are on hand ready for orderr,
and every dish Is cooked in the finest
ttyle OF art. la aisw weeks the add.
lion OF five stories 10 the bullding will
enable Mr.. Luehenmsnn 10 have some
fifty elegant tleeping rooms for the
travelling public.
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Msoney, the Dynsmttsr.

LONDON. August 8.-The police here
claim that Mooney, who attempted TO
destroy the British steamer, The
Queen. al New York, 10
we'll known 10 them. Ao.
oordlng TO their story, Mooney, who
was formerly known az "Moorhead,"
caused thu explosion at the Glasgow
gasworks In 1882, when several Of bis
accomplioee were imprisoned, aud was
also concerned In the explosions a,
the local government and Times Of.
fees. For this latter outrage an &C.
complete named McDermot was i'm.
prisoned. Mooney then escaped 10
America, and subsequently attempted
10 blow up the Parliament buildipgs
at Ottawa with dynamite. For
this purpose he made use Of
funds which had been supplied
10 him by 0Donovan Rossa, 10 be
used In England. Mooney then got
into hot water with the Canadian
Feniana Recently no has expert.
mented with dynamite In New York.
The blowirg up Of the Andre statue,
the police assert, was Mooney's work
They claim that he Ia antc ing the Ia.
sanity dodge.
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and On . late decline had BEEN scld
out Mr.. John w. Scott, treasurer Of
the Cotton OIL Trust Com pany, tele.
grsphed, dated New York, stating that
the runor ~ 10 Mr.. Urquehart had no
Foundation and was absolutely false.
business was lively at the Orimi.
nal Court yesterday. George Wash.
ington, colored, got sixteen years for
burglaries; Sam Goodrich got three
years for larceny; Fred Davis got Eve
years for horse stealing and three
years Tor mule stealing; w H Todd
took thirty days in the workhouss for
petit larceny; A X Carbery was fined
$40 for malicious mischief; ClArsuce
Robinson was found not guilty OF the
charge Of burglary and larceny; Felix
Hutchinson and Frank Dlcke az we're
also found not guilty, they being
charged with assault to murder. Qnite
a number Of prisoners pleaded not
guilty when arrsigned.
The Memphis Jockey Club is now
making extensive improvements 10
the way OF widening and grading iis
uack-wideninQ 1t to an extent of fif.
teen feet it's entire length and grading
II to an almost perfect level. Two
dummy lines are being constructed TO
run from the heart Of the city to the
main entrance OF the grounds. These
improvements will be completed be-
lore October LIST, next, and Uill eerve
to make the Memphis Jockey Club
course the best winter quarters and
training track In the country for
horsemen. The fall meeting for 1887
will commence on Tuesday, October
18th, and continue FIVE days. All en-
tries must be named stakes to close
September 10 h. II Ia expected that
the track will be the fastest In the Uni.
ted States.
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LETTERS FROA The PEOPLE.
10 the Editors Of the Appeal,
MEnPnIs, August 8.-I Niah 10 oc.

AZ 80 Bottofs VI Nuo hppoAlt
MExPHIs, August 8.-I wish to oc.
cupy Q short portion Of your space
this morning. In an "open letter" 10
the Taxing District authorities. l 70.
Gently bought property on Rayburn
avenue, tuppoeing II to DO Q desira BILE
locality, and now / nnd that the
builders OF q mammoth cotton shed
on the corner Of Riyburn and Web
sier street are putting up brick wall
and twelve foot fence, which will
enclose about ten feet of the present
avenue Tor q distance OF over hall a
tquare, making the avenue
that much narrower. want TO
ask the Taxing District authorities
II they intend TO allow the owner to
build his cotton thed out into the pub.
lie street Ia this manner, iuclosing a
portion OF itH / understand that the
avenue In question was widened on
both sides by nations OF land, about
ten feet on each side, many years ago,
what right has anyone 10 re-occupy
this land2 II will not take ng 10 no.
duce Rayburn svenue TO the dimen.
sions OF an alley u this thing IL ken,
up, and " one 10 allowed to incl ose tue
street, others vii, not be slow 10 take
advantage OF the same privilege. !
take this method OF calling the a,tsn.
ton oil the authorities 10 this infringe.
ment upon q public highway.
KRsIDRNr
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The Railroad strike.

LONDON, August Ga number Of
local passenger trains between Derby
and Bristol have stopped running, ow.
ing 10 the train hands having Joined
the strike against time wages. The
strike, however, mainly Affects the
freight tramc, most a the goods
trains being suspended. Both eidts
are confident Of victory. The Midland
Railway Company intend to apply for
summonies against this men who
abandoned their trains. The stock OF
the company fell three.elghths Of
per cent. yesterday owing TO the
stfike.
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An Esermoa. s,ere narnea.

LONDON, August 6.-whitvley's
enormous drIpsry and general stores
and Warehouse In wesibourne Grove
and Queens road, PAddinglop, were
partially destroyed by fire this even.
log. The ia nSgs is placed at 81, $50.
900. Iii IL believed that there was no
insurance on the property. While the
ire was In progress several Of the
Whiteleys employees and q score Of
hrtmen were crossing ifail bridge
which connected one Of the burning
buildings with another, when the
structure collapsed aud throw iis oc.
cupania down Into the street, q dis.
lance OF fifty feet. Three OF ire EN-.
ployes aud two ffemen were killed,
All the others received terrible injur.
iea
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI---SUNDAY. AUGUsT - 100, h,

sians, also deeply deplors your and
our loss Of the powerful voice OF your
late husband, who, imbued with . fer.
vent love Of bis country, was able to
sustain national sentiment and infu-
ence the sound sense OF Russians In
times OF gloom for Russia. We, our
selves, do not forget his services, and
oil unite with you In one unanimous
duplication for the repose Of his
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Wnl De Hold To-day at the Various
churches NJ the Houru NaneA.

Churches NJ the Hours Named.
Saiem Ssptsst CASrcA. -Carolina street. Tn,
rev. u. W. Williams, pastor.
~ fwn Bdpfsst-Second street, corner Adams
pastor. 'A'
Lsma,ssl church. mo. 25l Third street, be-
tween Jefferson and Court. Service at Il
am. and at 8 pm.
Oumoerid~d Presbyteriam Chsrch.-Cour,
street. Services at IL am. No night service
rev. II. A. Jones, pastor.
Vance Street Christian Church.-D. r. VIII.
kins, pastor Services at IL q. NJ. and 8 D, m.
All arc cordially invited.
:, Rovdn Memorial Baptist Ckurc1. Fort
rlckering. PREACHING It ii am. and p.m.,
by tho Row. J. ii. Snow, pastor. ''
Evan0eiieal Lutheran trinity Church tGer.
mani - Washington street, between Third
ana Fourth. Service at 1888 am.
Fna hethodist.-- Corner Second and Pop
lar streets. Services at II am. and .. IN.
by the hev. II. II. Mahon. ID. D.. pastor.
Christiam Church. Corner Of Linden and
Mulberry streets. Service at 10 80 a. IN. No
evening service. Rev. j. d. Briney, pastor.
:, First Presbyterian. Corner Of Third and
Poplar streets. Services at II Am. and at
op.m., by the Rev Eugene Daniel, pastor.
Ssca.d Pres6vterian Church. Corner Main
uhu Dohlt 1utces DfrNlCHh AZ III A.TQ by
hev. j. W. Pratt. DID. No nisht servics.
Avery Chapel, A. NJ. &. Churoh.-De,oto
street, near Beale. Preachins at 10 $50 An
and lao pm. By the Rev. Geo. Dardii,
pastor. =.
Laudsrdale, Street Prs.sytsrian Church.
Corner Beale and Lauderdale streets,
The Rev.sT. ii. Rice will preach at II am.
tedsy.
Central Methodist Csrch.-Union street.
Rev. X. W. IRWIN. Ia,tor. Preaching. at
u Am; and S;lb pm. sscremert at close
fernando Street kethod;st fL.reh .-Co,nsr
Linden and Hernaudo streets. Preaching
At il IN. and s;l5 pm. By the hsv. J. M.
bpence, pastor.
Grace Church. Corner Vance and Lauder
dale streets. The Rev. George Patterson,
D.D., rector. Service at lam, II am.
asd at S:l5 pm.
..VAelsea Osmberiasd Pre.bytsr;o. NurcA.-
Corner o. Fourth and Looncy streets. Ser
wees az IL An. and pm. Rev. ID. T.
Waynick, pastor.
Georgia Street M.thodist. Corner Of Ton.
nessee and Georgia streets. Church will be
served By the pastor. Rev. W. II. Evans. at
II am. aud pm.
Third Prssbptsrias Church. Chelsea, north
end Main street. Services at IL am. and
7 80 pm. BY the Rev. Z. N. Richardson,
pastor. Seats Tree.
CALGARY Church. Corner Of Second and
Adams streets. Tho Rev. s, Burford, on.
chatting. Services at IL AIN. and ct PEN.
Strangers welcome.
Aiabara Street Presbyterian Church. -C0-
ner OF Alabama street and Jones avenue,
Services at IL Am. and at s p.u. by the
Rev James Martin, DID, pastor.
Centrol Bapiia CAureh.-Sscond street,near
Beale. Preaching At III an. and Of 8 ! Is D. m.
lem. Night service 10 basement OF church.
All seats free.
Church Of the Good SAepkerd. -Corner Mill
and Fourth streets. Tho Rev. Henry Dun.
Top, rector. Morning service at 10 80 IN.
evening service at D. IN. Beats tree. Stran-
gers cordially invited.
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SoIB VERY ROSY VIEWS.
THE TEXAS VOTE DOES NOT DIS
IAY THE PROHIBITIONS rS.
opinioas From Some OF the Leading
Members Of That Party
In Memphis.

While making his usual rounds yes.
tsrdsy, an APPEAL reporter met sever.
n prominent leaders OF the Prohibi.
ton party and had q brief interview
with them. All were conf lent that
they would carry the State By . large
msj >rity. They did not seem to be at
all discouraged over the defeat oil the
party In T,Iss. They will work
She harder and retaliate by gaining a
victory in Tennessee. The first "dry"
gentleman that the reporter met hap.
pened to be that eloquent orator and
able lawyer,
6RS. a. r. n. TURNER,
who said: The Prohibltionists will
certainly carry the State and by very
large majority. We have q majority
Of the working people on our side,
and they are working tooth and toe
nail for the good cause. II We
get square deal, Shelby
county will 70 dry by
not lees than 1000 majority. II the
ballot boxes are stuffed % they were
In August last, We will loee, but we
will not give them Q chance to do that
sort Of work. am going to speak on
the bluff Wednesday night, and will
tell all know about whisky, and also
give ny reasons for entering the ranks
Of the Pfohibitionis,s.
n. o. csAIa.
/ Al more than satisfied that We
will carry the State. All right think.
Ing people sfe working like beavers
for the good cause and the Indicate
now are that we will win In Q
canter. The liquor traffic 10 q
curse 10 any community and
We must put II down. We have got
TO do II II We expsct 10 save our you OF.
sters and have them travel on the
right path. The woods In old Shelby
are full Of people who arc laying low,
bat they will crawl out OF their holes
on election day and vote for prohibi.
ton,
JuDoR r. J. MORGAN.
The outlook 10 very fair and I think
We will carry Shelby county. Idon't
know about other parts OF the State, |
except what l read Ia the papers, and
the news Is very favorable. The pro.
hibition vote 10 going TO asst ,nish the |
people. tt ere are great
many people In Memphis and
In the county who are going 10 cast
their vote for prohibition, but do not
nay anything about II, a. they do NOT
care TO commit themselves. / have no, |
taken any active part, and received
81 my information from the higher |
class OF people, who told me yoluntari. |
y that they would vote for the amend. |
ment.
uDoE O, ". HKIsKEIL.
What ] knew 10 necessarily me,gre.
From oil the information that / have
received there isn't the least doubt in
ny mind that We will carry the State.
! hays received news from E~t, West
Ind Middle Tennessee, and though Il /
2 not necessarily in detail II
lhows that We have more than
ss:f ehsIos 10 carry the Stats and by
considerable majority. I may have
aken q rosevater view OF the situa.
ion, but i am not discouraged because
'ur tide was defeated In Texas. / am
'atisfied that In September next we
siii come sofo-ss the mountains With !
20 oco majority
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The Miss Csss case.

LONDON, August 6.-Miss Cass, the
young womsn who was arrested in
II gent street some time ago by DO.
licsmau Endicott. and whose case NJ.
uacted great aitentian, has determin.
cd to prosecute the policeman for per.
jury. She claims that the perjury
Was committed during the police in.
quiry into her arreet. The hearing OF
Miss Gases action against Endicott
will begin on Monday.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

There VIII De concert ~ JACK
con Mound Park this afternoon.
III will not be very long before
Memphis will rejoice over the arrival
Of the arst bale oil cotton.
--Justice Powell held the high court
Of the city yesterday morning, In place
Of Recorder Hidden, who is indis-
posed.
Marriage licenses Issued by the
County Court clerk yesterday; John
p Bond and Miss Bessie q Anderson,
Henry johnson aud Mits Ella Rcks.
Justice Barry held an inque.t upon
the body OF oolored boy, Charley
johnson, who was drowned while en-.
desvoring TO swim across Tennessee
chue.
Two open bolls 81 cotton were er.
hibiied st tho Cotton Exchange ves-
terdsy, by NJ. Gavin 4 Co. They
were picked July 30;h, on the Asa
Hodges plantation, Chttenden county.
Ark.
Bat Eve arrests were made by the
police yesterday and up 10 late hour
lait nisht, all Tor minor odenses-
dfunk enbesf, ssssult and battery, va
graney and disorderly conduct.
An ear Of corn thirteen inches In
length was sent 10 the ArrEAL eli .
yesterday by X. q. Craig 4 Co. IL
was raised by Harry ROynan on bis
iarm, TIVE miles east Of the city, on
Oentfa avenue.
The speers wadding Company,
oil Memphis, during the past week
shipped batting 10 Springfield and
Wellsville, Mo-; Minneapolis, MINI.
Denver, Col Wichita, Kas Lincoln,
Neb., and Springfield, Oak.
Amer Graham has filed q damsss
suit In the Shelley comfy Circuit
Court, claiming $4,000 from the NIL
burn Gin and Machine Company, ioi
Injuries received while In the employ
ment Of the company.
The Board Of Education hm In
vited the architects Of the c ~ 10 cub
nit plans Tor new school buildings
Tbs will doubtless stimulate a fiyalr,
In the profession which will result
crediiably TO the profession and I'd
vantsgeously 10 the public.
The street car company receive,
better service yesterday than at an,
time since the strike began. supsrln
tendent ssmmes expects 10 have
tuiheient number OF men here In
lew days 10 take the pace OF N,
strikers, and the latter insist that the,
will win In the end.
Capt o'Haver, at ~ o'clock roll
call last night, instructed tbs fore
going on duty 10 arrett W. Smith on
charge Of embsSIlemeni, the said sinitl
being bookkeeper for Kirk Allan 4
%, produce merchants on Ffon'
street. Capt O'Hayer stated that a.,
dlecrepaucy discovered amounted /,
slo0. Mr.. Smith had not been ace,
since Friday evening.
-Yesterday aft 'rnoou q Lorse a,
tached 20 q delivery wagon belonginI
70 the Memphis Paper Company m adj
II lively for persons on Second ttreet
near Madison. The animal ran away
collided with hafk, left the wagon
partial sr, OK opposite the Cotton Er
change building and then took thl
Sidewalk down the wvst tide Of Sac
ond, scattering men, women aud chill
dren, but fortunately iujuring no one
There was q rumor current on ia,
street yesterday 10 the oct that Mr.
u Ufquhsrt, OF Little Rock, and
hsi vice president OF the Cotton OH
Trust Compsny, he'd besn . large pur.
ehwer Of trust certificates on mareins,
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A Quietus.

Blobson found his little boy crying
the other day, and upon asding him
what was the matter, the precoeious
infant sobbed; "0h, pa I'm afraid
there's going to be . smash.up. Ma
said she was going TO spank me, end
she just been rubbing nitro glycsrine
on her handsl" TneIeupon Blob,on,
who Is n good.hearted man, as we'll az
one with excellent judgment, gave
the boy = piece Of sol coleman's ko-
10 tulu. II cures heartburn and TO.
lleves indigestion In Eve minutes.
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Transfers.

The following real estate transfers
were recorded In the register Office
yesterday:
NJ Gavin to J NJ Goodbar, part OF
lot 3 In bloch SO, on the north side Of
Pontotoc street. Consideration, f5625
Thomas w Graham ct sl to GsEell
Jones ct al, lot Is in block "a OF the
Shepherd aud Moore subdivision
Consideration, love and affection.
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Al the rooms, Nc. 9o7 Main street,
the Young Meas Christian Associa.
ton will hold their regular ~ ryice for
men only. The hour is 4 O'Clock. Lee
Coulter is lesdsr. The rooms are
'pleasant. II the young men will come
10 Tuesday evening they will enjoy
the meeting specially Tor them at {
O'Clock.
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o'Donneii's salt Against che
"Iimes."

LONDON, August 6.-The statement
Of the claim In the case Of NJ. Frank
Hugh 0'Donnell against the Times,
for 10000 damages for libsl, for the
papers remarks about him In lis artl.
Gle on Parnellism and Crime" ind.
Gates that.the leading PArnellites will
be called to testiiy during the prose.
cution Of the case.
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Ne~ Insurance once

An elegant and attractive busintss
Office has been fitted no nj No. q Mad.
ison stree, by James l.. Beasley, secre.
tary Of the Factors fne Insurance Com.
paDy aud OF the faciore Mutual lnsut.
ance Company, OF which company
M. Nolan fonialne IL PRECEDENT. la
addition, Mr.. Beasley Is agent for scy.
eral Of the strongest and bes, sgency
companies, which enables him 20 give
additional insurance 10 his patrons.
Mt u asley lisa well known insurance
man and has a host Of friends whose
business he can always command.
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HOLLAND.
Tho kfng-Exoitemen In Regard %
HIS successor.

PARIS, August GA dispatch to the
lntransigesnt, from Luxembourg, says
that the King Of Holland lie i'll, and
that there is much commotion con.
cerniDg the succession to the throne
IN the tevent Of bis death. The ex.
Grand Duke Of Hesse will bel candi-
date. II Is feared that international
complications will arise over the cue
ceBsion.
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BULGARIA..

Prince Ferdinand Arrives at Turn.
SEVERN.
LONDON, August CIT Is rsported
that Prince ferdinand saxe.Coburs-
Gotha has arrived at Turnseverin, and
will 20 from there to Tirnovs, where
the oath OF office as Prince Of Bulgaria
Will be administered to him. l. is
said the members Of the SobraDie
have assembled there 10 welcome him
and to witness the taking OF the oath.
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Avery Bros, real estate agents, have
removed their Office TO No. II M adison
street, under Bank OF Commerce, tele.
phone No. 702.
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City Hospital.

Distribution by wsrds-First, 8;
Second, 4; Third, 4; Fourth, /;
Fifth, 2; Sixth, 3; Seventh, 0; Eighth,
z; Ninth, 4; Tenth, 2. City Hospital,
4. Still born White, %. Colored,
20. Total. 43.
NV. WILLIAMSON. Md,
Secretary Board Of Health.
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IL. IL. w. GOODWIN

OFFERS
100 ladies' or misses custom toe slip.
pefs for soc.
zoe all-wool nuns yelling for l0c.
lbc lace check nuns yelling for &c.
800 ohambry gingham suits for 81.
800 tuited batiste suits for 81.
800 striped Grey cloth cults for 81.
26c batls,e claire for loo.
l2}c-Choice Of oil our white goods,
tnelndins French Swiss worth i5e,
for i2ic.
&c figured lawns for 2ir.
7ic figured lawns for 3ic.
$50 figured lawns for &c.
Clearing Out sale ON Napkins.
l2ie plaid dress gInshams, light
shadee, 7ic.
Ia yards bleached cotton, 81.
20 yards blesched cotton, 81.
csc 1914 theetipg for Isle.
SOC pure silk owes for l5s.
zoe silk tissue yelling, l0c.
fl colored silk hoEe for 5Oc.
COS fow oolored misses' Isle hoee, loo.
40c pin stripe regular made hose, l0c.
80c black Isle hore for 25c.
0 palm leaf fans for &c.
n. II. W. GOODWIN,
sss nsin NJ.
Solid Sllverware ag muilSrds.
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Dsfy,s Ruropeau uotei.

Corner OF Adams And Main streets. Room,
Soc. I5c aud per dAyi American Plan, 81
Ier DAY.. First slas, Restaurant in the
HOTEL, J. Al: DUFFY 90 years with Pea
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sr. PKrmaBuEo, August 6.-rho
Cza,, In his telegram 10 the widow Of
M, Kstko0, sAidi with oil true Rus.
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Qssfou,s Itotel

W. II. BfNoHLH ....,... MANloun.
kursPean plan. knlarged and reiurnished.
Prices Aoooi ding 70 sito and loca-
linn nl rnnnu
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KAHN d FREIBERG.
COR. MAIN AND POPLAR

LousvILIk, July %, lss7.-Re.
ceived Of KAha & Ffeiberg $1,000
for the entire stock Of Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, and Clothing, OF
Dickson & Sandy, consisting Of
tirty.fjur cases, damaged by FIRE
and wafer, and eold es dnmpged.
DALE a OWN,
Attorneys and Advisers for sphynK In
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PeAhOsII Hotel,

Peabody Hotel.
9: ID. GALLOWAY a CO. ORs.
Rates 81 50 and 50 Ter Jay, according 10
sire and location Of room-special
rata mada
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and water, and cod as dnmsgsd.
Dale A OWN,
Attorneys and Advisers for sphynE In
surance Company.
HERE ARE rae GOODsi
SOC and SOC, Children's fiue Slip.
ensnd Tee S5c; have been but
slightly wet, and cos ~.
&c, extra large White Sheer Plaids,
. cents.
&c, heavy Linen Towelins, &c.
zoe, Red Turkey Table Cloth, zoe.
zoe, Mosquito Bars, full sizes, zoe.
35c, Mems fine Linen Boeom Shirts,
35c.
S5c and zoe, Que White Drill Draw.
ers, 2bc.
7ic and Sic, fnest, large Plaid
NAipsooks, 7ic.
DC, best Linen Duck and Bingham,
8 cents.
&c and g., heavy Checks and Plalds,
&c and Sc.
SOC, huest Lisle Hose, SOC.
l0c, full regular Seamless Hose loo.
Finally We will sell the Law no q
&c, best Quilts nj 60c, and give
every lady purchaser OF one
dollars worth Of goods q pair Of
white gloves or q hoopskirt.
GALL EARLY.
KAHN a FREIBERG,
Cor. Main and Poplar Streets.
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The Csar Ce.doies wtih M. Nat.
hon's widow.
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USDELIyERED KILOGRAMS.
western Union.

western union.
List OF undeliyered telegrams re-
naming at the Western Union Telegraph
Oehce, New Cotton ExchAnge Building, cor.
ner Madison and Second streets. Ofics
hours nom s 10 1850 o'clock AN, and non
tto p.m.i
VII Brosn, jr, JR Goodwin,
\ n Brooks, Mss mattel GRAY,
IN Harsh, Will Hutchinson,
Mrs. W II Rogers WQolnefA Lqvensteln2
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